seeingthemoment | photoblogBloghttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2012-05-16T07:30:22ZSquarespaceSpider and Anthttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2011/7/30/spider-and-ant.htmlKlaus Boedker2011-07-30T12:58:43Z2011-07-30T12:58:43Z

No match, really. Seconds after getting caught in the web, the spider scuttles over just to tangle its prey even more securely in the sticky threads. Being at the bottom of the food chain is never fun. Made for some great photography, though.  

]]>Absolutely dig the video, a review of the Nikon D5100http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2011/7/13/absolutely-dig-the-video-a-review-of-the-nikon-d5100.htmlKlaus Boedker2011-07-14T04:58:36Z2011-07-14T04:58:36ZBeing a still photographer, I have always had just luke warm feelings towards DSLR video. Shooting with the Nikon D5100 sure warmed up my view. I absolutely dig the video. 

]]>LOVEhttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2011/6/25/love.htmlKlaus Boedker2011-06-26T06:21:40Z2011-06-26T06:21:40ZThis is exciting stuff. Here are the photos from my first wedding, and what better title to give the post than "LOVE"? 

]]>The stories behindhttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2011/3/25/the-stories-behind.htmlKlaus Boedker2011-03-26T03:56:43Z2011-03-26T03:56:43ZBack in October last year, I was fortunate enough to be asked to deliver seven series of fine art prints for large regional hospital in Denmark. Through some back and forths working with the hospital, we found the right motives and colors that would suit the long hallways. 

]]>Norooz Mobarakhttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2011/3/19/norooz-mobarak.htmlKlaus Boedker2011-03-19T22:10:52Z2011-03-19T22:10:52ZNorooz Mobarak -- Happy New Year! Persians around the world are celebrating the New Year as the spring equinox moves into place on Sunday, March 21 at 11:21PM GMT.

]]>Taking a portrait for the sake of giving it away. Help-Portrait part 2http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/12/14/taking-a-portrait-for-the-sake-of-giving-it-away-help-portra.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-12-15T07:13:06Z2010-12-15T07:13:06ZDecember 4 marked the second annual Help-Portrait event in Vancouver, and I was fortunate to be able to help out as a photographer. To be precise, Vancouver actually had two Help-Portrait events going on that day. One at Carnegie Hall and one at Union Gospel Mission on Heatley Avenue. Having two events speaks volume of the city's giving spirit and open-mindedness.

]]>Help-Portrait. Giving the gift of portraits.http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/12/3/help-portrait-giving-the-gift-of-portraits.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-12-04T06:48:59Z2010-12-04T06:48:59ZCan photography be a charitable event? According to Help-Portrait, a new photography movement on the rise, yes.

]]>The future of camera technology, maybe. A review of the Sony A33http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/12/3/the-future-of-camera-technology-maybe-a-review-of-the-sony-a.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-12-04T05:05:27Z2010-12-04T05:05:27ZWhen Sony's engineers thought: "hm! who says the mirror has to flip up and down? Why not just use a translucent mirror instead and let some light pass up to the viewfinder, and the rest directly through to the sensor?" they were on to something. The TIME concurred and put the Sony A55 (the A33's bigger brother) on their 2010 top-50 inventions. Pretty cool!

]]>My favourite iPad casehttp://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/11/14/my-favourite-ipad-case.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-11-15T07:00:47Z2010-11-15T07:00:47ZI have an iPad, and I love it. I also have a new case for it which I am pretty crazy about. Of course, in the end it is just a case, but it is a case customized with my photography and logo. And you can have one too!

]]>Raising the bar, a review of the Nikon D3100http://www.seeingthemoment.com/photoblog/2010/11/14/raising-the-bar-a-review-of-the-nikon-d3100.htmlKlaus Boedker2010-11-15T06:29:26Z2010-11-15T06:29:26ZThe Nikon D3000 is one of my favorite entry-level DSLRs. Now that's not just pure fan-boy talk, but a conclusion reached after reviewing a gamut of entry-level DSLRs: that the D3000 offers the most bang-for-the-buck. So why is Nikon tampering with its 'winning formula'?

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